Developing Hybrid Mobile Apps Using Ionic and Cordova for Insurance Platforms
Manasa Talluri · International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology · 2020
The widespread adoption of mobile devices has resulted in fresh and contemporary experiences as well as a unified communication space. In the wireless communication sector, competition has increased as a result of these new technologies. Users and application developers have also encountered certain issues as a result of this rivalry. Nowadays, the majority of businesses consider having a mobile application or a website to be crucial. A large food processing company would like to showcase its latest technologies, the best system of management, leadership, workforce focus, and results to become the world's best employer, or a small café would like to offer its customers their daily menu and an easy reservations feature. Developing applications for hybrid platforms is a complex process in and of itself, much alone setting them up securely. This paper introduces a novel method for automatically producing configurations that are more granular, more in line with the Least Privilege principle, and more aligned with the app requirements, given the growing popularity of the approach itself and the demonstrated propensity of developers to use platform-provided default settings. In order to lessen the drawbacks of both platform types, this reality has compelled the industry to implement reforms and create new tools and technologies. The cost of creating applications for many platforms has decreased thanks to various cross-platform development techniques, while web apps' performance and user experience have increased because to progressive web apps (PWA).The objective of this paper is to make clear the platform or strategy that the business should decide on for their next app. This is accomplished by identifying the qualities and needs that shareholders value and determining how well the platform or strategy fits the properties.